Haldi & mehndi
Morning and afternoon functions at home or a lawn, with the exact address and a tap-to-navigate map link.
Hindu wedding website
A Hindu wedding website for every function, from haldi to vidaai
A Hindu wedding is rarely one event. There is the roka or engagement, the haldi and mehndi, a sangeet night, the baraat, the pheras and often a reception a day later — each with its own time, venue and dress code. Paper cards struggle to hold all of that, and WhatsApp forwards get lost.
myVivaah puts every function on one beautiful page your guests can open with a single tap. Choose an illustrated design, add your names and dates, and share your own link like ananya-rohan.myvivaah.com.
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Every ceremony gets its own card
Sangeet
An evening of music and dance, with its own time and venue so guests know where to be.
Baraat & pheras
The baraat arrival and the pheras around the sacred fire, with add-to-calendar links for every event.
Reception
A separate card for the reception, even when it is in another city or on another day.
Your words, in your script
Start with an optional opening such as ॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥ in Devanagari, or leave it out entirely. Every line of the invitation is editable, and religious invocations are always your choice.
Invite a sibling, parent or wedding planner to edit with you, so the family can check names and timings before you publish.
Your website stays live until 180 days after your wedding, so guests can revisit the details and send their blessings.
Designs to start with
Every design works for a Hindu wedding. These are a few to begin with.
Royal Darbar · RubyA painted palace courtyard, flowering gardens and beautifully illustrated celebrations.
MandapA complete invitation with your story, celebrations, photos and venue details.
Shagun · LaalAn envelope full of joy. Break the seal, open your invitation and explore individual event cards.
Rajbagh · GulalAn invitation inside a painted palace garden. Peacocks, lotus pools, garlands and leafy borders.Questions, answered
Can I add functions like tilak, roka or a cocktail night?
Yes. Add as many functions as your wedding has and name them however your family does. Each gets its own date, time and venue.
Can I use Hindi or Sanskrit on my invitation?
Yes. The opening line supports Devanagari for Sanskrit and Hindi. The rest of the invitation is in English and fully editable.
Do I need photos of the couple?
No. Every design is illustrated and looks complete without photos. You can add your own photos later if you want.
Also see: Sikh wedding websites · Muslim wedding websites